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Strider (novel) : ウィキペディア英語版 | Strider (novel)
''Strider'' is a novel by children's author Beverly Cleary. It is the sequel to Cleary's Newbery Medal winning novel ''Dear Mr. Henshaw''.〔(【引用サイトリンク】 title=Strider, By Beverly Cleary , Illustrated by Paul O. Zelinsky: HarperCollins Children's Books )〕 ==Plot summary==
''Strider'' takes place two years after the end of ''Dear Mr. Henshaw'', and Leigh Botts has grown a lot. At age 14, he writes in his diary about his experiences with his parents' divorce, his friend Barry, a red-haired girl named Geneva, and a dog named Strider, who he and Barry find abandoned on a beach. Leigh and Barry decide to share custody of Strider, in the same way divorced parents share custody of their children. However, as time goes on, Barry doesn't seem to take good care of Strider, which causes trouble for Leigh. Finally, feeling desperate, he winds up taking custody of him. He is a dog that loves to run, so they run every morning. Because of Strider, Leigh finds himself running well enough to join the school track team. He also develops a crush on Geneva, a red-headed hurdler who is on the track team.
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